Examples with WTableColumn com.github.bordertech.wcomponents.WTableColumn used on opensource projects

Example 56 with WTableColumn

use of com.github.bordertech.wcomponents.WTableColumn in project wcomponents by BorderTech.

the class DataTableBeanExample method createTable.

/**
 * Creates and configures the table to be used by the example.
 *
 * @return a new configured table.
 */
private WDataTable createTable() {
    WDataTable tbl = new WDataTable();
    tbl.addColumn(new WTableColumn("First name", new WTextField()));
    tbl.addColumn(new WTableColumn("Last name", new WTextField()));
    tbl.addColumn(new WTableColumn("DOB", new WDateField()));
    return tbl;
}

Example 57 with WTableColumn

use of com.github.bordertech.wcomponents.WTableColumn in project wcomponents by BorderTech.

the class DataTableOptionsExample method createBasicDataTable.

/**
 * @return a basic table example.
 */
private WDataTable createBasicDataTable() {
    WDataTable table = new WDataTable();
    table.setType(WDataTable.Type.TABLE);
    table.addColumn(new WTableColumn("Column1", WText.class));
    table.addColumn(new WTableColumn("Column2", WText.class));
    table.addColumn(new WTableColumn("Column3", WText.class));
    table.setRowsPerPage(DEFAULT_ROWS_PER_PAGE);
    table.setSummary("Basic table summary");
    table.setCaption("Basic table caption");
    ExampleDataModel data = new ExampleDataModel();
    data.setData(createData());
    table.setDataModel(data);
    return table;
}

Example 58 with WTableColumn

use of com.github.bordertech.wcomponents.WTableColumn in project wcomponents by BorderTech.

the class ScrollableDataTableModelExample method createTable.

/**
 * Creates and configures the table to be used by the example. The table is configured with global rather than user
 * data. Although this is not a realistic scenario, it will suffice for this example.
 *
 * @return a new configured table.
 */
private WDataTable createTable() {
    WDataTable table = new WDataTable();
    table.addColumn(new WTableColumn("First name", WText.class));
    table.addColumn(new WTableColumn("Last name", WText.class));
    table.addColumn(new WTableColumn("DOB", WText.class));
    table.setPaginationMode(PaginationMode.DYNAMIC);
    table.setRowsPerPage(1);
    table.setDataModel(createTableModel());
    return table;
}

Example 59 with WTableColumn

use of com.github.bordertech.wcomponents.WTableColumn in project wcomponents by BorderTech.

the class TreeTableHierarchyExample method createTable.

/**
 * Creates and configures the table to be used by the example. The table is configured with global rather than user
 * data. Although this is not a realistic scenario, it will suffice for this example.
 *
 * @return a new configured table.
 */
private WDataTable createTable() {
    WDataTable tbl = new WDataTable();
    tbl.setType(WDataTable.Type.HIERARCHIC);
    tbl.addColumn(new WTableColumn("First name", new WText()));
    tbl.addColumn(new WTableColumn("Last name", new WText()));
    tbl.addColumn(new WTableColumn("DOB", new WDateField()));
    tbl.setExpandMode(ExpandMode.CLIENT);
    tbl.setStripingType(WDataTable.StripingType.ROWS);
    TableTreeNode root = createTree();
    tbl.setDataModel(new ExampleTreeTableModel(root));
    return tbl;
}

Example 60 with WTableColumn

use of com.github.bordertech.wcomponents.WTableColumn in project wcomponents by BorderTech.

the class SelectableDataTableExample method createTable.

/**
 * Creates and configures the table to be used by the example. The table is configured with global rather than user
 * data. Although this is not a realistic scenario, it will suffice for this example.
 *
 * @return a new configured table.
 */
private WDataTable createTable() {
    WDataTable table = new WDataTable();
    table.addColumn(new WTableColumn("First name", new WText()));
    table.addColumn(new WTableColumn("Last name", new WText()));
    table.addColumn(new WTableColumn("DOB", new WText()));
    String[][] data = new String[][] { new String[] { "Joe", "Bloggs", "01/02/1973" }, new String[] { "Jane", "Bloggs", "04/05/1976" }, new String[] { "Kid", "Bloggs", "31/12/1999" } };
    table.setDataModel(new SimpleTableDataModel(data));
    return table;
}